What? I totally forgot that he died? I only remember enjoying this so much. Hahaha. Came here after recommending this if you like "We Are All Trying Here"
I think honestly the first 6eps were totally amazing and very emotional but then onwards it kept falling idk why…
I think the emotions had change?
Episode 6 was for me the epitome of heavy on emotion because of the brother's suicide. I don't think it topped of me with all the surprise attack of him saying it was a great day, but then we see him hanging next.
After that, I am just glad that the emotions had changed since then.
while i only remembered KKH from D.P, and a few big screen roles, he has been around a while, including writing…
I agree, and I read in one comment that him doing cringe things (animated gestures, dancing, running with estecasty) feels so natural when he does it :)
So Dong Man is someone who lack of empathy.Other than his group, i think he have no other friends. His lack of…
I don't know about empathy.. His group of friends were as merciless as him in leaving bad reviews when they were in college. They would stay up late watching movies, critiquing here an there. And one by one, they have stepped in the ring and experienced film making. He was left in thay season of his life where he is just on the other side of the screen, never touching the reality of creating films.
He was told to get in relationship because all he obsess his time and energy is on films and talking harshly about it. He obviously loves film but he acts like he despises it. Maybe getting a relationship could shift his attention, giving him a breather from films (fantasy? And be more in touch with reality.) And yeah, maybr hope for empathy to grow in him :)
The director of the drama said that this show isn't casually about a struggling director, getting his big break…
Just as the title: "We are all trying here"
And yes, this is for the people who wants to go on a journey. To have an experience. To go on a trip somewhere new and away from the trend but also with much depth, warmth and brooding with emotions. :)
I haven't started watching yet. I'm holding myself back until the final ep airs, but can someone tell me, does…
I vote for a satisfying ending :)
No matter what happens, writers will give us a convincing one rather than a forced one. Their ending will be consistent with their personality (how they are written)
Tomorrow is the last episode 🥲🥲🥲I miss this already
I went to the comment section to talk about episode 9-10, but then people are commenting about the ratings 😅 oh well, maybe i'll come back after episode 11, then hopefully people will be commenting about that 😅
why ppl are saying it is leaning on sad ending i am on ep 7 i though for DM everything is aligning both are healing…
He is making weathermaker in the recent episodes. :) It is a bummer though that we are given only few episodes of how he is actually doing his film. As for the sad ending, i would say that it is not really sad ending but writers might not give us the slumdog millionaire ending where in Dong Man is the underdog who tramples all of those who looked down on him. Rather, we see him getting what he deserves from leaving bad reviews on his peers films 😅🤣
Shall I start watching the drama? The lower ratings is it just people expecting romcoms or is it some geniuine…
Yes, you should watch it now :)
This is atypical and more on the reflective side. The main character is not the most likeable character in drama land. The audience target is the minority, so i think that is why it has lower rating. 😀
Still waiting
His brother did tell him that he should not live alone :)
I only remember enjoying this so much. Hahaha. Came here after recommending this if you like "We Are All Trying Here"
I might rewatch this 😁
When ko hye jin said that he is obsessed with stories, everything of him and in him is full of stories.
And that is maybe why he cannot stop talking because he literally fills his life with stories 😊
But i understand. This was not the most attention grabbing episode 1 😁
Episode 6 was for me the epitome of heavy on emotion because of the brother's suicide. I don't think it topped of me with all the surprise attack of him saying it was a great day, but then we see him hanging next.
After that, I am just glad that the emotions had changed since then.
His group of friends were as merciless as him in leaving bad reviews when they were in college. They would stay up late watching movies, critiquing here an there. And one by one, they have stepped in the ring and experienced film making. He was left in thay season of his life where he is just on the other side of the screen, never touching the reality of creating films.
He was told to get in relationship because all he obsess his time and energy is on films and talking harshly about it. He obviously loves film but he acts like he despises it.
Maybe getting a relationship could shift his attention, giving him a breather from films (fantasy? And be more in touch with reality.) And yeah, maybr hope for empathy to grow in him :)
And yes, this is for the people who wants to go on a journey. To have an experience. To go on a trip somewhere new and away from the trend but also with much depth, warmth and brooding with emotions. :)
This was truly a great ride :)
No matter what happens, writers will give us a convincing one rather than a forced one. Their ending will be consistent with their personality (how they are written)
It is a bummer though that we are given only few episodes of how he is actually doing his film. As for the sad ending, i would say that it is not really sad ending but writers might not give us the slumdog millionaire ending where in Dong Man is the underdog who tramples all of those who looked down on him. Rather, we see him getting what he deserves from leaving bad reviews on his peers films 😅🤣
This is atypical and more on the reflective side. The main character is not the most likeable character in drama land. The audience target is the minority, so i think that is why it has lower rating. 😀
I miss this already